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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-08-04
From Fridays Daily.l

Born-this morning TO Mr.. and Mrs,
Skillman on West Seventh street,
baby girl.
DIR. Ross has fitted up his office in
elegant shape, new paper, fresh paint,
and new furniture.
F. III. BOardman & Co. report the
sales Yesterday as exceeding any other
day in the last ninety days.
Yeadon 81 Brown shipped their NOV
ing tools to-day to Ada, Kansas,
where they have the contract OF moving
fine buildings.
The Salvation Army has invaded
Abilene, and then it will go for Salina,
and we understand the Captain has
got his eyes on Russell. Head EN- or
we surrender. Here 5 our chip hat
and linen duster.-RusseU Record.
Our people were considerably sur
prised to learn of Capt. L. j. Morgan S
appointment TO the pOstmaSter-Ship.
But little attention has been given to
the matter, as we had become accus-
toned To respect the administration,
and had confidence that agood appoint
ment would be made. For President
charged with enmity Ia the q. \. Il. $
it is a little surprising that he should
select wounded UnICn veteran. But
the records are unkiud enough to show
that more soldiers have been appointed
to Office, and more soldiers received pen
sions under President Cleveland than
ever before in the same length of time.
But the truly loyal men, whose warllke
ardor has waxed SO strong since the
war closed, will continue to prove their
patriotism by insulting language to-
ward President Cleveland. Mr.. Morgan
will make a good officer. and every Dem
ocrat in town is rejoiced, and cOngratu-
latiuns pour in upon Capt. Morgan by
the score-SOlOmOn Cor. Minneapolis
Democrat.
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commencement of the ceremony it
seemed as though every available
vehicle in the town had been called into
use.
The services commenced at precisely
five O'Clock, the officiating clergymen
being the Right Reverend Bishop Fink,
of LeaveRworth, Rev. Father }. F.
Leary. of this city. Rev. Fathers f.
Hayden, of Kansas City, Lee, of Man
haitian, Curtin of Chapman, Is. HAYDEN.
of Solomon City, p. INQUIRER. of ) lima,
and Eather Gleason. of St. MaryS.
tt A. o. LII. societies of Chapman
and solomon attended in full regalia,
and impressed all by their handsome
appearance.
The following articles were placed in
the stone: Forty daily and weekly
papers of the state; all United States
coins under dollars valuation, and a
number of small coins Of other countries;
a list of names including therein the
rulers of all nations at the present time,
also all United States government, state
and city officials; friendly letter adj
dressed to future generations, inform
lily luelu VI VI Wiz
enterprise, and containing list of the
promoters of the scheme, and all who
had furthered the scheme by their con-
tributiOns.
One hundred and nineteen dollars
were taken up on the grounds.
The sermon was preached by Father
Gleason, and was a most eloquent dis
course, and one fully suited to the
occasion. 1t lasted forty minutes, the
vast audience listening throughout with
interest and attention.
All those who have subscribed, but
have not as yet liquidated their sub
scriptions, will greatly accelerate the
work of building by paying in amounts
due from them, at an early date.
Mt. st. Joseph's College, when COM
pleted, bids fair to be an educational
institution any municipality might be
proud of. If coming events cast
their shadows BEFORE" yesterdays
dedication is an augury of unparalleled
future success.
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IFrom Mondays daily.[
''Thc dog will have his day said Bill"
The AvOnian sage and poet;
And a little consideration will
Individually show II.

.'Thc dog will have his day" said "Biil,"
The AvOnian sage and poet;
And a little consideration will
Individually show IL.
To-day, for ''megs" the small boys rush;
Tomorrow ''tOps' are humming;-
Now the ice-mau holds royal flush,
But the plumbers time is coming.
III. - are the mysterious initials
on the garments found yesterday.
And now Salina is kicking about the
sluggish water that flows through their
city in the Smoky Hill river.
A marriage license was today issued
to Richard Messing, of HeringtOn, and
Amelia Kinderick, of Woodbine.
The amount of paid up fines i'll the
police court for the past three months
is 1881. 40. y number worked out then
fines.
Abilene did herself proud, and fully
sustained her reputation for hospital
ity, in treating the T. p. AS as she
did Saturday.
An extract from letter written by
Sugar Spot" McAfee, at San Diego,
Cal, where he is engaged in the real
estate and auctioneering business,
reads thusly: "Old Spot will wear
diamonds yet. lie has worn shackles
long enough"
IL whispered that Johns Brothers. of Abilene,
are very tired over the location OF their car
rage works in Abilene, and wish that they had
come to Salina.-Salna Journal.
To save you from too much grief.
we will whisper in your ear, that you
make us very tired with such wild,
weird gush. But, really, there is moan
ing and surging through the glOOming,
that the entire population of Salina
wish that they had settled in Abilene.
The Lexington Tribune of last week
was way up boom edition for Herring
ton. Tom Gallagher deserves diamonds
from the people of the Rock Island
town, Tom stuck by the Tribune and
Herington when it took sand and lots
of faith in the sweet bye and bye, and
if the citizens of the thriving city OF
Southeast Dickinson do the square
thing, they will see that the Tribune
and Gallagher are placed at the front OF
the procession, as they march forward
to prosperity.
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How Salina Feels.

The citizens of Abilene deserve great
credit for their delightful entertainment
of the I. Z. AS, and other visitors on
this occasion, and not a man, woman or
child who had the pleasure of partaking
of their hospitality, have anything to
say but words of praise, and on next
May when the Knights of the Grip
assemble in Salina, we want the men
who worked so hard to make the
Abilene meeting a success, to come
here as Salinas guest, and enjoy like
good time, and leave your pocket books
at home, as you will have no use for
them.-Salina Journal.
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A Mystery.

Squire Davidson, who lives on Buck
eye avenue, just south of the Henry
House park, went out to his well yes
terday morning for a bucket of water.
On bringing up the bucket he was as
tonished to find quantity of bloody
linen clinging to it. He informed
Messrs. Seeds and Fisher, who live
close by, and the three commenced
Fishing" bringing up more garments
of like kind. Suspecting foul play of
some sort, the we'll was cleaned out in
the afternoeH, but nothing more found.
The investigation was continued this
morning, nothing being discovered.
An immense crowd was attracted to
the scene yesterday afternoon, and all
manner of surmiseS volunteered. The
case, however, still remains a mystery
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-08-04
REGULAR MEETING

Was called to order by Pres. Mat
thews, in Masonic Hall at 9:45
a. M. Messrs. Laird, SpitZ and
Mead were appointed committee on
rules and order. The new constitution
and bylaws, as adopted by the national
association at st. Louis, were on motion
adopted by the State Association OF
Kansas.
The report of H. V. Reeves, as secre-
tary and treasurer, approved and adopt
ed.
E.W. Ober, Esq, and Mayor Banks,
of Salina, invited the association to
hold the next yearly meeting at that
city. Accepted unanimously.
Rev. J.L. McKeehan, of the Presbyte-
rian eha,ch, extended a cordial invita-
ton to all to attend services tomorrow
morning. Accepted.
The committee on local posts ap:
pointed the following members tC
organize in their respective cities
Atehison, Fred Warrenburg; Emporia
RI Haus, Wichita, G E GOwdy; New
ton. Ben Spitz; Topeka, 7 ] Mat
thews: Leavenworth, Harry QevliR
Fort Scott, Geo F Pond; Salina, Jane,
Kimble; Wyandotte, S I Wagonselfer
On motion adjourned to meet at Z p
M, in Masonic Hall.
THE PROCESSION.
A. ,,o,,,,,tlv 10.1 < tj,e carriages heoa,
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-08-04
Prisoners Escape.

On last Saturday morning, about
$50. two prisoners made their escape
from the county Jail. The door lead
ing from the eorrldoY to one of the
cells was left open, ana al they had to
do was to turn the lever and skip,
which they did. One of them ran so
fast that he cleared the outside hall,
ran into another room where Mr.. Nor
dykes boy Was feeding his cat, and
tumbled over the boy. He was caught
by the leg and held as long as the boy
had strength, while Mr.. Nordyke, the
TAILOR. fastened to secure the doors
to prevent the escape of other prison
ers. Dexter, of Pacific House fame
and Samuel Grover. the Dickinson
county horse thief, were the prisoner:
making their escape. Officers were af
ter them in a short time, but all searcl
has been in vain.-MinneGpOlis MeSSen
Ger.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-08-04
A Sensible Occupation for Hot
Weather.

On today's noon train l.. IL. Faulkner
left for the East. He will expedite
business in Chicago, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston, in which cities he
will purchase a large and extensive
stock of goods for the fall trade. After
getting through with the business
portion of his trip, he will leave for the
Lakes of Maine, where he will enjoy
himself as only thorough sportsman
can, in wOoing the finny tribe from
their native streams. Mr.. +. will
quarter at the town of Turner, and
spend just one month in piscatorial
exercise.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-08-04
Railroad Racket.

Hallam & Parker received two car
loads of coal over the Santa Fe yester-
day.
New steel rails are being laid today
over the Lincoln branch of the Union
Pacific, in place of the old iron rails.
O.. Byers left for the South this
morning. over the Santa Fe, after
spending Sunday with his family in
this city. O. p. is now travelling man
for the Rock Island, and expects to
visit Abilene frequently over his own
road in the near future.
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Robbery.

The residence of W. II. Rowland,
Oh East Seventh St., was entered last
night and S2O25, belonging to Mr..
Rowland, distracted. Admittance
was gained by cutting away the wire
from a screen in one of the bedroom
windows. The occupants of the house
think the thief or thieves chlOrOfOrmed
them, as they all felt stupefied this
morning upon awaking. No clue has
been obtained to the theft.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-08-04
California Excursions.

The Union Pacific will run cheap
excursions to California throughout the
present month, from Kansas City.
These excursions Will leave Abilene
every Wednesday, on the $50 train.
The rate for the round trip is $50 90,
good for six months, stop-over privileges
at any point on the route, going OF
coming.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-08-04
Railroad Racket.

Its reported that the Union Pacific
company has issued orders to suspend
all new construction for the present.
Several hundred miles of lines have
been projected in Nebraska, Kansas
and Colorado. 1t is probable that the
suspension, if ordered, will be merely
temporary, as the Union Pacific cannot
afford to keep still while half dozen
competitors are pushing into the terri
tory to which it has the original cam.
-Rdillcdu 1Qe.
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Sad News.

Lewis Armstrong, of Banner town.
ship, and MAJ and Frank Armstrong,
of jefferson tSEaship, left for Morris,
Whiteside county, ILL.,, on the noon
train, to attend the funeral of their
brother Seeley Armstrong. They re-
ceiyed a dispatch this morning stating
that Seeley Armstrong was dead. The
dispateh did not state the cause of his
death, and hearing nothing heretofore
of any sickness, the message
was more painful and distressing to his
brothers. They have the sympathy OF
our citizens in their bereavement.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-08-04
From Saturdays Daily.l

Fry, Roger & Co. are making arrange
ments for a series of excursions from
Ohio, the frst one to take place about
Sept. l. Other real estate firms have
already arranged for five.
The Pennsylvania people are talking
a great deal about st. Swithin's day,
which occurred on the 10th of this
month, and inaugurated rainy spell.
In Kansas st. Sweatin' seems to rule
the weather at present.
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Gone Hence.

Fred DObson is nJn est. This morn
ing John Newcomb went out to draw
bucket of water. John is the night
man at the Jail, and keeps vigilant
eye on his guests, but it got away from
him this morning, and Mr.. Dobson
failed to respond to the roll call. He
has not been heard from since.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-08-04
Railroad Accident at Salina.

Number 214, the east bound freight
due here at las p. m. was late last
night, pulling into Salina after l a. m.
While making up on the scale track, at
Salina, the locomotive and four cars
Jumped the track. No damage was
done except the breaking of the switch
rods. The train made up time between
here and Kansas CITY.
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Fraternal.

Park Warren, of the Solomon Valley
Dcnocrdi: IL. w. Frost, of the Topeka
Lance: G. b. Kirkland and y. J. Stice,
of the Salina Journal, and +. e.. An
drews, of the Salina Republican, are
taking items to-day, and enjoying them
selves with the Il. p. AS.
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Saturday, September Sd, A. D. 1887,

al the front door OF the court house, in the city
of Abilene, county of Dickinson, State of Kansas,
at 10 o'clock am OF said day sell TO the highest
bidder for cash, the following real estate, 10 VII:
Lots one "a. two ~, three (3), and four a., In
block three (3), of Sheersn5 addition TO the town
OF Chapman, Dickinson county, Kansas; the above
described lots, l. , 5, and in block three, will be
sold subject TO the lien Of said defendant Thomas
KIrby's mortgage Of $4,000, and first lien upon
that certain seven acres OF land described as fol-
lows, to-wit: Being strip OF land fourteen rods
wide on the north side OF the southeast quarter
OF the northwest quarter OF section fourteen H4),
in township twelve ll2l, south of range three ~
eastn Dickinson county state of Kansas, and mat
said lien upon said seven acres Is prior and supe-
nor to claims Of liens OF any Of the parties hereto,
ana that said lien upon said lots, |, 2, and In
block aforesaid, is subsequent only TO the lien
Of said defendant, Thomas Kirbys mortgage oi
$4,000.
The said real estate viii be sold pursuant 10 the
judgment of the cour. IN said cause, Fecited In
said order Of sale.
Witness mF hand this goth Gay Of JaI{s n D.
| 1887. j. j, MlLLEk,
49-5t Sheriff Of Dickinson county, Kan
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-08-04

At the solicitation of many promi-
nent Republicans and personal friends,
| hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for the Office of Sheriff of Dickin-
son county, subject to the will of the
Republican County Convention
ED. J. THISLER.
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Corner Stone Laying.
AN IMMENSE CoNC0URsE WITNESSES
THE CEREMONIES.

at five O'Clock Sunday afternoon
occurred the corner stone laying at Mt.
st. Joseph's college. in the beautiful
grounds a mile north of the city, and
adjacent to Buckeye Avenue. Long
before the appointed hour a perfect
stream of carriages lined the way to
the scene of the dedication, and at the
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-08-04
A Good Showing.

The MacCullah boys, living five miles
southwest, have just threshed 2,O34
bushels of wheat, the output of 100
acres. They have 200 more acres to
thresh, which will average thirty
bushels to the acre.
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| hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of Register of Deeds, sub
iect to the Democratic County COnven-
yention. NJ. ID. GOOD.
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Obituary.

w. A. Tudor died at his residence on
West 9Th st. last evening, aged 81
years. He leaves wife and five child
rem. Funeral services will be held
from the house tomorrow morning at
J:3O. Rev. Zimmerman officiating.
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hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the office of Register of Deeds
of Dickinson county, subject To the
decision of the Democratic County Con-
yentiOn. GENEVIENE y. CoWLES.
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Announcements.

hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the Office of sheriff of Dlckln-
son county, subject to the will of the
Republican county convention.
JOHN ). WISE.
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CoRSEES.

OO6SSZ!S.
White and Drab at soc, 75
Light Blue Pink, Scarlet s5c.
White and Drab, Balls, S1OO.
COraline, $780,
New Circular, Short flip Corset, sl.oo.
LACES-
White Oriental 10, 20,
Cream Oriental 10, l5 Is, %.
Skiring Lace, white, as, 9S
Skiring Lace, cream as, sl.l5, Sl.25.
RUCEING
White 10, - Is, 25, 49,
Colors ), TO- %, So.
ROBES
Cream White and Fancy, sl75, 2s5, $780, 1925,
Muslin Jnderwear-
Corset Cases, 80, 3d. 80,
Sh Chen, g. - So 9S s15 M L75 zoo 81 235 s5 as5
Skirts, g. 9S, $1l5, LIS, l45 l5o, 49, 200, 225.
Aprons, white, 25, 35 so.
Aprons, fancy, %, 3d.
Jerseys
handsome line of all WOOL black with scarlet facing $l45
Plain black So, 9S, S25, Las, lbs, $50, 275.
Farasols-
Light Colors trimmed with lace, S5
Light Col0Ts striped, 81 25 LIS, $50
PGnSee ss Silk s 1s5 ~ l;55 800 90 so
Black Lace Covered, S4.75.
White Jnlaundried Shirts,
Reinforced Back y bosom, Stayed back and
Boys White, unlaundred Soc
Mems White, unlaundred best, 75c.
Pecae Shirts, light and dark colOrel, 75c, 05c, s1OO
Sugpenders-
Mems, 10, 25 IS, so, 49, $1.oO.
Job Lot Of zose
In Ladies and Misses, Sc, for
McFADDEN BROS.
CEDAR STREET.
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a Defaulter Heard From.

Letters received from Mr.. Cormack
by some of his creditors Indicate that
he is i'll Mexico, aud he expresses much
penitence for the results of his numer-
GUS crimes. Minneapolis Messenger.
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MoreNeW Goods

during the week four
Goods and would invite the public look through
confident they will be found at figures usually
asked for the quality of goods.
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hereby announce myself candl-
date for reelection to the Office OF Reg
lister of Deeds, subject to the decision
of the Republican County Convention.
ALICE NJ. JUNKEN.
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P. D.

\ plain drunk, a railroader, and an
old customer, was pulled last night,
and still languishes in Jail. He will be
brought before j. p. Quinn, police
Judge pro tenn, late this afternoon.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-08-04

WANTED Situation in management
of mines, by certified mine foreman,
mining engineer, and land and mine
surveyor. Fifteen years practical ex-
perience. Address z. o. Box SO, Ply
mouth, Luzerne county, Pa.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
OF sale issued by the clerk OF the district court
OF Dickinson county, state of Kansas, In a cause
bending therein, wherein Anna Z. Dennis is
plaintiff, and Michael E. 3oles, adj
ministrator of the estate OF Perry w. BOles,
deceased Harding Boies, J. n. Howe, Perry W.
BOles, deceased, Thomas Kirby. Hardin Boles, "a
heir Of Perry W. Boles, deceased, c. G.. Cooper &
Company and p Weyhrich Company are de-
fendantS I will on
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-08-04

l hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for the office of Sheriff, subject to
the will of the Democratic County Con-
vention- HENRY HARNISH.
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For County Clerk, Chas. {. Hutchi-
son. of Hope. Subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention.
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People are not slow to ''catch on" to
Kelley's bargains and take advantage
of the same.
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Citizens Banquet.
HOW THE T. 2. AS ENJOYED THEM
SELVES SATURDAY EVENING.

At $50 Saturday evening last, the
Citizens Banquet, rendered to the
Travellers Protective Association, was
given at the Stanton House, one hun
bred covers being laid. Col. Stanton,
proprietor of that far famed hostelry,
fairly Outdid himself in laying before
the guests bill of fare seldom, if ever
equaled. In addition to the travelling
men, only three citizens sat down to
the meal, the Mayor, A. w. Rice, DR..
J. NJ. Hodge, Chairman Of the commit
tee of arrangements, and A. G. ROmig,
Board of Trade chairman. The large
and spacious dining room was hand
somely and profusely decorated with
flowers, plants, etc. The board was
truly festive one, and that the edibles
were done justice to, is formidable
fact, as was evidenced at the con-
clusion of the feast.
The following is the
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-08-04

1t surprises everybody to learn how
cheap they can buy goods at Kelley's.
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Doris andColVil'S Colossal Shows Combined

3Rng Circus, Monster Menagerie, Huge Worlds Museum
and Grand Elevated Theatre Stage, combined with
Grand Roman Hpp0dT0mG and aIeZcGnlg New Wild West
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-08-04
THE PROCESSIl

AT promptly 1915 the carriages began
to fill up at the Stanton House, the bus,
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1887-08-04
T HE G RIP.
How We Cele brate.

TIE KNIGHTS, AND WHAT THEY ARE
DOING.
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Boned Turkey, with Jelly.
Sugar Cured Ham. Decorated.
Spring Chicken, u Ia Dauphin.
Iced Corned Beef, a la Tartar.
Galantine OF Veal, Ornamented.
Spiced Beef Tongue.
SALADS.
Chicken Ornamental Potato ParlSan
Shrimp Italian. Queen Olives.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-15

Su 8eru, Sno., bate Saeob Gbris
ftinuiUu. elm Sdne BON riefiser &6rperz
frIft, Streit nit Ieiner 5amilie, 6esab
ii9 oauu in elm Stebens ebduoe, uno man
slaubte, buB er Sanb an fid selest
babe. Or. eugene @Ortb tuaroe &C.
bolt, um inn drStli9e Salfe Su leiften,
lUbals er ii3 aber Der Gbire udberte,
ipraus gbriftianiOn beraus unb i6Os
ibn nieber. Der N6roer tuuroe iber'
udltist unb in Saft sebradt. Or
ROrtb, wel9er frlber in uHierem be.
ua96arteu 5ranflin gOuutp iuObute uni
aud pielen uuiereu 9eiern betonnt mar
erfreute ii9 GROCER 8eliebtbeit unb bi'
8eU6lteruns serietb III srOBe Gufre'
9uue iiber oas 8erbre9eu. 9eser
Ritterua9t uiberteu fid 40 mnsfirt'
Wdnuer Dem 9%efdu9niiie, erbra9er
oasiel6e uno idleppten gbriitianiOn
Der feinen @iberitano ~leiftete, bernus
Or iuur6e gu Der Bride sebro9t, ipeI9'
ben @a6nIb iiberipnuIt, unb bort &c
bdn9t. Or. ROrtb lift seitOrben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-15

9ns seebrte BubI;tum mO6te i9 bier
nit i'll SenntniB iesen, baB id auser
meinem rei9baItisen 8orratb, auer Nr.
ten @anoz unb 4ai9enubren, au9 edi
9uloene unb plattirte SdmudIaden
(Jewelry) iuie pals unb llbrfetten,
8ruit> unb Su9nabelH, Dbr- unb Sin.
gerrinsc alIer Nrtcn, 9rnsene unb Mnn,
i6etten &n6pfe, S~aurnnbeln, .2Odets"
uiiu. All 9anb baltic unb 5u auBerf
mdBi9en Yreiien Offerire. iOipie nu6
Sriacn ur,b SUrsnetten oIer Sorten.
Wein &ennOntee ais iber 2OSnbre etot,
lirter @eiddftsmour, sibt meinen &uns
ben cine setuifie 9nrantie, baB ie ben
@ert6 fir ibr 9el6 befommen.
lin seneiste 8uubiboft bittet,
81. 8. Safenritter.